GERMAN WWI CAMOUFLAGE TRENCH HELMET M16 quite dirty at the upper

quite dirty at the upper edge with facsimile signature of Field Marshall Kesselring

the other sections have moth damage but remain in position

but is clean

head and shoulders of an Imperial German aviator wearing the Litewka tunic with his flying wing propeller shoulder boards clearly visible

Excellent finish to the face side

GERMAN WWI CAMOUFLAGE TRENCH HELMET M16 quite dirty at the upperA very distinctive camouflage pattern to this unusually unstamped shell, on test, it would appear to be a large size, possibly the largest size produced. The camouflage pattern in the three colour mixture of dark maroon green and ochre is in a very unusual pattern with thin black separation lines, as we have mentioned before the value of camouflage helmets has now become judged by the unusual nature of the pattern, some slight rust bleed coming